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Potomac River views, historic estates and Virginia wineries in Loudoun County.
Kayak or paddle board the wide, calm river along Leesburg’s banks, or fish for catfish, perch and largemouth bass.
This 1810 mansion is a National Historic Landmark, with antique-filled interiors on tour from March to December and grounds full of historic outbuildings.
Meet zebras, lemurs, parrots and iguanas at this small zoo, then visit the petting zoo and, in fall, the Pumpkin Village.
A 1,000-acre estate with a mansion, a carriage museum, the Museum of Hounds and Hunting, nature trails and a top equestrian center.
Walk a restored Civil War battlefield beside the Potomac, where cannons, markers and guided tours tell the story of the battle.
This 21-acre park has a scenic pond with a fishing pier for bass and crappie, plenty of waterfowl and a dog park.
Join a tasting tour to sample full-bodied, fruity wines shaped by Virginia soil, set on grounds with sweeping views.
Winding trails lead to uninterrupted views of the Potomac. Fall brings orange, yellow and brown colors to photograph.
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